Urgently seek proverbs, tongue twisters, riddles, classical Chinese, two-part allegorical sayings and jokes about the charm of language. (It must be something else with language charm and art)

1. Hugo wrote Les Miserables and sent the manuscript to a publishing house. The manuscript didn't reply for a long time, so I drew a big "?" On the paper. Sent it to the publisher. Every few days, the publisher wrote back, and Hugo opened it. There was not a word on it, only a word "!" He knew there was hope. Sure enough, his Les Miserables was published soon and was a great success.

Before the performance, the magician told his son, "When I say I want to invite a child to the stage, you should come up at once, but don't let the audience know that I know you." "All right!" The son agreed. The performance has already started. As soon as the magician's voice fell, his son immediately ran to the stage to help him perform. The performance was a great success. The magician took curtain calls to the audience frequently, and proudly said to the audience, "Ladies and gentlemen! You all saw it with your own eyes. With the help of this strange child who ran up from the audience, I finished the performance. " Then he turned to the child and said, "Don't you think so, son?" ! "Yes, Dad." The child answered without hesitation.